More Teachers Unveil The Most Troubling Things Students Brought In For Show And Tell

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Aug 13, 2021 12:30 PM EDT

Did you know that classrooms still have show and tell? This was was always one of the most interesting days. Nothing gives you a sneak peek into a child's home life like a classic show-and-tell. It's kind of a weird concept when you think of it. Is it not just a big brag fest? Is this how teachers try to make sure everything is okay at home? It's probably just a way to kill time during kindergarten, since what else are they even doing?

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    Font - Posted by u/Salmonerd_ 1 day ago 17 31 S 32 33 Teachers, what's the worst thing a kid brought for show and tell?
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    Font - alvinathequeena · 18h · edited 3h In 5th grade, we were studying human anatomy. When we got to the eyes, a kid brought in a bag full of cow's eyes. His dad worked in a slaughterhouse. Teacher was horrified.
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    Font - lyscity · 19h I brought 2 knives. My dad is from a region in France where they make famous knives (Laguiole) and I owned two of them (one made of horn and one was bright orange). It didn't cross my mind it could be a problem, but they called my parents (who weren't mad at me)
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    Font - 4 2 S 2 & 3 More Pro_Gamer_Queen 20 In my school some kid brought in his collection of "laundry rocks" which were crumpled up pieces of paper that he put in his pockets and when his mom did the laundry they would turn hard like rocks. He said he did it by accident once, liked it, and started deliberately putting crumpled paper in his pockets to make more. 18.3k Reply Share •..
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    Font - Gone_cognito · 20h My best friend in grade school brought a huge hunting knife one day. He missed a week of school and my parents didn't let me hang out with him anymore after that. He ended up becoming an ump in MLB and always gave out tickets to his buddies. Thanks mom and dad. I like free tickets too.
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    Font - mrflyonthewall · 20h O 3 2 in the third grade, a girl brought her mom's kidney stones in a pill bottle. 16.1k J Reply Share
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    Font - brennasota · 14h O Not show and tell but I had a student one morning SO EXCITED to give me something that she saw and it "made (her) think of (me)" fast forward to her handing me a potato a heart shaped potato. One of my favorite stories. 192 Reply Share
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    Font - MozzellJames · 18h I was the student. I brought the kidney's..still warm..from a hog that my father had butchered that morning. He just wrapped them in plastic wrap and dropped them off for me. Veins still attached, the whole thing. In hindsight, it was gruesome.
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    Font - amy1705 · 17h In the 6th grade, a girl brought a baby alligator to class. She lived about 2 blocks from the school. Her and her older brother had found it in a canal that ran behind the school playground. Yes, this was Florida.
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